JEE main cut off for NITs, IITs, GFTIs

JEE main cut off for NITs, IITs, GFTIs

The release of JEE Main Cut Off 2020 by National Testing Agency  or NTA is set after the declaration the result of both the sessions of JEE Main 2020 is out. As of the result for the January 2020 sitting has been released, there are 9,21,261 candidates who registered for B.E/B. Tech paper, and on that 8,69,010 appeared. Simply, the candidates will need to clear the Vedantu JEE Main cut off 2020 score to pass the exam and take the JEE Advanced examination to get into IITs.

This examination will also give the chance to the wishful candidates to secure admission to different B.Tech and B. Arch courses in NITs and other top listed colleges in India. JEE main cut off will present the qualification score for aspirants to appear in JEE Advanced. To put it simply, if the candidate lacks fewer marks in the NTA released cut off, he or she will not be eligible to appear in JEE Advanced.

Now you have a brief knowledge that states the details to appear in Jee Advanced 2020. JEE main college has different sets of cut off for admission to B.Tech and B. Arch courses in different institutes and other colleges, government or private. Here we will give you all the information that states the cut off for JEE mains.

There are a variety of factors that affects the cut off for JEE mains

The overall performance of the candidate.

The following cut offs in the previous years.

The difficulty level of examination.

Appearing candidate number in the exam.

Admission seats available to different B.Tech/B.E/B.Arch courses.

JEE Main cut off 2020 Marks

Cracking any examination is solely dependent on your studies and hard work. NTA will publish the JEE main cut off separately for all the categories. Therefore, the applicant who appeared in JEE main cut off  in 2020 can check the cut off marks online for the category they have filled for their JEE application form. Along with this marks aspirants will also get the result of the exams that are in January and April for both collected papers.

The exam for the two sessions will be held in the below form…

January session- 6th to 11th January 2020

April session- 3rd to 9th April 2020

Characters of cut offs for JEE Main 2020

For the confused candidates who do not know which cut off to follow there are mainly two varieties of cut offs- qualification cut off and admission cut off. Only those candidates who fulfill the JEE main cut off can get the admission to IITs in India.

Cut off for admission: This will be applicable for the aspirant if he or she chooses to take admission to any colleges based in the JEE main obtained marks 

Cut off for qualification: This modifies the candidate to appear in JEE Advanced.

The release of cut off marks from JoSAA is yet to happen, but it is said to be released in June, here you will have a calculation of the range of JEE main cut off. It is expected to be applicable for the current session admission.

These ranges are calculated by keeping in mind the following trends in the session of JEE main in the earlier years.

The OBC candidates range is between 38 and 60

SC candidates have the range between 28 and 42

The ST candidate range is between 25 to 38

So a candidate belonging to one of the categories can expect to get a B.Tech/B.E/B.Aech course. Candidates must sit for a counselling as per the regulation of JoSAA, for the admission in the IITs, IIITs, NITs and GFTIs in India.

To give a more solid answer, if you have the score range of 110+ you can be on the safer side. Even though you are too late for the January attempt, you are not late for the April session as you still have so much time in your hand. The cut off for the general category can be from 70 to 75 marks if we follow the previous years cut off result. However, if the question won’t rise then the cut off can be around 85 to 90 marks for this category because you would get more time for each question.